Return to Laos
Warriors star Shaun Johnson returned to his roots, and took a documentary crew along for the ride.
Warriors star Shaun Johnson returned to his roots, and took a documentary crew along for the ride.
Label has saved Luang Prabang's buildings but killed its soul, writes Denis D. Gray.
In Tokyo's crowds, Winston Aldworth, finds the small things matter a great deal.
Shaun Johnson: Across the Mekong screens on Sky Sport 2, on Monday February 27, at 8.30pm. For the full story, see this week's Sunday Travel magazine in the Herald on Sunday.
Xenia Taliotis checks into a rainforest hotel on a Bay of Bengal island.
Ancient water town conjures up a dreamlike vision of purity and simplicity, says Paul Rush.
In Vietnam, Eli Orzessek finds friends to help him navigate a new country.
Every breath you take reminds you you're in Beijing, writes Jacqueline Smith.
China fell in love with the 1997 blockbuster movie about the doomed ocean liner.
Eli Orzessek suggests caution around the border from Myanmar into Thailand.
With the face of Ataturk looking down on him, Michael McHugh explores the past glories of Ephesus.
Eli Orzessek makes a pilgrimage to the Batu Caves and then retreats to the sanctity of the mall.
Jump aboard a Vespa to see the 'real' Cambodia, writes Max Wooldridge.
It pays to be aware of cultural customs and sensitivities to avoid giving offence in foreign countries, writes Paul Rush.
Fewer people have seen inside this incredible place than have reached Everest's summit.
Find a fisherman to drop you off at a secluded beach, writes Mauricio Olmedo-Perez.
India's Hampi offers a visual wealth and allure few can resist, writes Tim Roxborogh.
Taiwanese festivals are a dazzling frenzy of colour and noise, finds Justine Tyerman.
Chris Pritchard finds the world's best examples of Hindu and Buddhist art in Indonesia.
Jim Eagles finds a friendly people and treasures from a glorious past.